Nintendo Launches Switch 2 Game Compatibility Website
Nintendo has launched an official website that allows players to check which games are compatible with the Switch 2. This marks the first time in years that a Nintendo console offers full backward compatibility, differing from previous solutions like the Wii and Wii U that relied on legacy CPUs inside the system. As a result, some older titles may initially run inconsistently, and certain games were blocked from playing until software updates resolved the issues.
The new website provides a convenient platform to track game updates, see which titles are fully playable, and filter results by region for imported games. While some popular games like Dead by Daylight, NieR: Automata, and Overcooked All You Can Eat! are still facing compatibility issues, many titles marked as unplayable such as Borderlands 3 can actually run with minor restrictions. For example, Overcooked works as long as fewer than 3–4 players join a session, but users are responsible for any resulting in-game issues.
Listing Website:Â Nintendo Compatibility Information
About Nintendo Switch 2
The hybrid Switch 2 continues the fun of its predecessor with next-generation features, including a 7.9-inch display, HDR support, 1080p resolution (4K on TV), and 120FPS frame rate. It also supports voice chat and video calls, with storage up to 256GB. The console is now available in Southeast Asia, and fans can check out reviews and updates from ThisIsGame SEA for the latest information.
THIS IS OUR SAY
Nintendo’s new compatibility website makes it easier for Switch 2 owners to navigate backward compatibility challenges and plan their game purchases. Despite a few hiccups, the console delivers a solid next-gen hybrid experience.
